West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-03-04

mines, manufactures Of iron and
steel, and all other manufactures,
the payment Of their wages at regn-
lar intervals. and in lawful money of
the United States.
II. B. 125-To amend chapter Sc,
of the Acts of 1877, entitled IAN act
extending the time in which dis
traint and sale may be made for
taxes and fee bills" as amended and
re-enacted by chapter 1913, of the
Acts of 1882, and as still further
amended and re-enacted by chapter
20 of the Acts of 1885.
II. B. 137-To amend sections 5,
6, 10, IA, of an Act amending chap
ter $50, of the Code, concerning the
public health.
II. B. 141-To amend sections so
and sc, of chapter 81, of the Code as
amended by chapter II, of the Acts
of 1881, relating to railroads and
defining their powers and privileges.
H. B. TOTO amend section A,
of chapter 62, of the Code, as
amended by an Act passed March
21st, 1882" concerning the catching
or destroying of fish in the rivers of
the State.
Ii. B. 172-To amend chapter 35,
of the Acts of 1881, and chapter 35,
of the Acts of 1881, as amended by
chapter 40, of the Acts of 1885, re-
curing that on petition of 25 voters
of any district in any county of the
State, the County Court shall order
an election for the adoption of the
alternate system of county roads;
and regulating the letting of con-
tracts under such system.
III. B. 1S7-To transfer the inter-
est of this State in the Morgantown
Bridge Company TO the county Of
Monongalia.
H. b. 190-To amend section Ga,
of chapter 80, of the Code as amend
cd by the Acts of 1881, providing
for the taxing of corporated compa-
MES the same as if they were indi
viduals.
II. B. 20l-"To amend section %,
of chapter A, of the Code. as amend
ed by chapter 159, Of the Acts Of
1882, and as further amended by
chapter "a of the Acts Of 1885,"
providing that any bridge built
across the Great Kanawha at or near
its mouth may be built in conformity
with the height and dimensions Of
the bridge across the Ohio at Point
Pleasant, West Virginia.
H. B. 225-To provide for the col
lection of tax on goods sold by
auction or otherwise. in city, county
or incorporated town or village of
this State, on which no assessment
has been made or required by law.
H. B. 237-To impose tax on
collateral inheritances, distributive
shares and legacies.
H. B. 23S-To amend section 10,
of the Acts of 1877, amending chap
ter 163 of the Code, concerning the
manner of letting bids and entering
into contracts for the labor of con
viets.
II. B. 239-To amend section "a
of chapter "a of the Code and section
80 Of chapter 81 of the Code rs
amended by Acts 1881, chapter II
and Acts 1882, chapter 81, concern
ing corporations which have their
principal office or place of business
in the State and requiring the APP
pointment of an attorney to represent
every such corporation, the filing Of
copies of its charter and articles OF
agreement, and defining the man
ner of bringing suits against such
corporation.
H. B. 246.-To amend and re-enact
section "a of chapter so ofthe Code,
concerning the manner of serving
processes or orders against corpora
tions.
III. B. 269-To amend section 3 of
chapter 161 of the Code, concerning
the appointment of physicians by the
Circuit Courts for the care ofpersons
confined in jails, and providing for
the Court to allow clothing to pris-
oners when necessary.
H. B. 305-To amend sections l
and 20, of chapter 81, of the Code in
relation to the sale of real estate and
non non-assessment of taxes, and
transfer of title vested in the State.
The above has been condensed from
the Wheeling Register.